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Ergonomic Articles

Human Factors in the Design of Point of Care Technology for the Operating Room


The human factors in the design of point-of-care technology for the operating room play a pivotal role in enhancing usability, safety, and overall effectiveness. read more

The Cost of Ineffective Healthcare Equipment


When the words “healthcare infrastructure” are mentioned, oftentimes elements such as licensed healthcare professionals, clinical support personnel, policies & procedures, etc., come to mind. While these are critical elements to the infrastructure of healthcare, we must also remember the critical role that equipment plays in not only healthcare infrastructure, but also in quality outcomes of healthcare. read more

Workstation or Arm: Which bedside care option is best for your facility?


When deciding between mobile computer workstations or wall-mounted mounted arms, it’s important to evaluate the impact on patient care, your facility’s workflow, space considerations, and of course, budget. read more

Addressing the Nursing Shortage: The Role of Equipment and Technology Providers


According to The American Nurses Association (ANA), more registered nurse jobs will be available through 2022 than in any other profession in the United States. According to an article in the Nursing Times, The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that more than 275,000 additional nurses are needed from 2020 to 2030. read more

Building the Right AIO Workstation – Checklist and Benefits


Checklist and benefits of evaluating an all-in-one workstation on wheels for greater efficiency in your workflow at a much more affordable cost to your healthcare facility. read more

Ergonomic Essentials: The Role of Mobile Workstations


Certain aspects of patient handling, as well as many repetitive motion tasks, are simply unavoidable in busy healthcare settings.  But with attention to better ergonomics and investments in purposefully designed workstations, facilities have the power to preserve the health and well-being of the valuable nurses they employ. read more

proCARE® Procedure Carts: Much More Than a Storage Solution


Medical procedure carts have become an essential part of the healthcare industry, crucial in organizing, storing, and transporting medical supplies. Modern procedure carts increase the efficiency and comfort of the healthcare staff, leading to a better patient experience.   read more

Telehealth Beyond Covid: A Case for Continued Access


Logging on to a telehealth appointment from the comfort of the home provides a convenient, low-cost way for nearly anyone to see a doctor. Whether for end-of-life visitation, virtual doctor visits, or sharing diagnostic information, telehealth continues to improve quality and access to healthcare for all in ways that we can all get (and stay) behind today and into the future.  read more

Role of Ergonomics in Improving Nurse Satisfaction and Patient Care


Ergonomics plays a crucial role in making the work environment safe for nurses. An ergonomically designed workstation on wheels can reduce work-related injuries in nurses. read more

Don’t Let Poor Medical Cart Ergonomics Distract From Providing Great Patient Care


Medical carts should bring comfort to all hospital staff to ensure that they can attend to their patients and provide the best possible healthcare. read more

Why Ergonomics in the medical field is important


A staff that is comfortable, safe and free of aches, can perform their tasks more easily and without errors read more

Ergonomic Workstation on Wheels Checklist for Nurses


Does your workstation on wheels check all 35 items from Cornell? read more